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Hm, Looking at it in this yt, it dawn on me that she may have some mange on her tail. Keep an eye on that. It may warrant some intervention if you are so inclined.

No fear here! I want one for a pet.

She ate and then pooped in the yard. She might have pooped on your rug!

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Friendly animals can be a sign of rabies Dont think that this one is rabid tho, just think its a confused juvenile.

Nice of her to shit in the garden as a present

Did she really shit where she ate?

Oh that was adorable. What a sweet fox and so lovely you appreciate her presence. Always seems like a privilege when wild animals come onto your space. Foxes are beautiful and should be treated with respect🙏🦊💚

Back in the days our office in the North of Bavaria was called by worried citizens because they suggested there were some "friendly" foxes staring into the windows of the local hospital. They were afraid these animals could have contracted rabies.😮 foxes can be tamed but run the risks of getting shot by authorized "urban" hunters who are assigned to take down animals carrying possible health risks. In Britain there is no rabies... though.

she is so cute 🥰

I like foxes

Yes but wildlife must always be nervous of humans so be kind but not try to ‘ tame’ it. 🦊🦡🐿️ ❤❤❤❤

I think we could all manage to spare some food ❤❤❤good karma on its way

need to put a doorbell up for the fox.

God BLESS you all my dear, You must be very kind person.

Swiper..no swiping...awww man!😍

Blessings!

paz e lyz gratidao.... animal...maravilhoso...❤🎉muito boa imagem mae natureza. gracias...

You fed her , an she gave you change back .😂

She's definitely a wild fox. What a sweet girl

Very cool ! 😎👍from🇺🇸 ! Did you give it a name ! Her just doesn’t sound right ?

Your video popped up in my news feed. I’ve never seen a spider like this. I posted a video where the roles are reversed, a bug, not sure the name, it’s dragging a stunned spider: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHO1gYFmo8uEZ9k

groovy

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So lovely to see all this take place in your garden and your home Thankyou 🏡

Bless you!!! Would be be a wonderful world if everyone was as kind and intelligent as you ❤

I dont fear a fox. Theyre quite dandy looking. I fear theyll eat my chickens.

When she came into the house for the chicken it was like "I know I shouldn't be in here but, I can smell that from a mile away and can't resist." It appeared that she just didn't want her back against the wall and be able to see everything around her while eating.

Oh dear, the content doesn't quite match up to more recent videos concerning the urban Fox. It looks a bit cruel in my opinion. Saying stuff like "maybe its hungry" when obviously the fox is starving and suffering from Mange. Then offering food way beyond the Fox's safety barrier thus stressing it further than was necessary.

Love how she left payment for the food! Much love and respect for taking care of her!

14 yrs ago. Such a better time.

Thank u so much 4 her... merci infiniment

Such a wonderful video. Thanks for sharing. It sure made my day❤

It is true. La Fontaine tales have depicted them as cuning sly beings. How misleading he has been!!!

yes . that is exactly how id feel. privelaged to get the trust and respect of a wild animal. Humans are the most destructive wasteful predators on earth.

You are so very very Kind looking after such a beautiful Fox God Bless you

So beautiful ❤️❤️🦊❤️❤️👏🙏✝️✝️🇬🇧

Thank you for posting and I'm glad he felt it was a privilege as well, to help this dear animal out!

"Maybe she wanted some food?" Duh?? Of course!! And why isn't there a bowl of water out there, clean cool water for this thirsty animal to drink? Foxes are like any dog or cat, and they need food Every day as does a raccoon. Bird or bear.. Lets All take care of out wildlife: its a privilege not a burden.

I love Fox Forever 😁😁

Lovely all around! Foxes are so very endearing! Love from Los Angeles!

So so nice we have one in ow gudin we call her bby

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At some point towards the end of the summer, a fox began coming to the 800 year old building I share with other tenants. I was unaware of her presence until a neighbor told me the fox had been seen playing with my male cat. Sure enough, one rainy Autumn night my cat was still outside. When I called him, he came at a run, and running right beside him was the fox who wasn't all that bigger than my cat. After that I would see her waiting patiently at the bottom of the seven stairs leading to my door. As the weather grew colder I began leaving an egg outside for her in the evening. It's now the middle of February, and each night I leave out a little midnight dinner on my stairs. Sometimes a piece of raw salmon and an egg, or a raw chicken liver and an egg. Recently, I began to add dessert. First small pieces of corn bread, then a breakfast biscotto (I live in Italy), then last night a piece of "cenci" , a sweet ball of fried dough rolled in sugar that marks the beginning of the Carnavale before heading into Lent. She comes every night, though I don't often see her. I decided to put out the food between 11 and midnight. That way she has the cover of darkness and isn't likely to be seen by other tenants who might object to her presence and complain to the landlord. Although the late hour prevents me from seeing her most of the time, I think the cover of darkness keeps her safe. 🦊🦊🦊🦊🦊

14 年前？ 掛了吧 現在？

I have a stray-feral cat living with me, & he does that head-bobbing up & down all the time, esp. if something's out of place. I call him Basil, 'cos he's long-hair & has a brush tail.

My god, 2008...what a time

it has rabies!

1:10 gorgeous